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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 2004
Page
11
Mail letters to The Middletown Journal at 52 S Broad St Middletown Ohio 45044 E mail letters coxohio com Web site middletownjournal com letters Fax number 513 423 6940 provided for correspondence
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A biblical quotation highlights that those who have faith are blessed just as Abraham the man of faith. The line emphasizes the parallel between belief and covenant blessing.
The piece argues for backing troops while weighing the Iraq war versus Afghanistan. It contrasts Kerry and Bush stances on WMDs, justifications, and leadership, urging international cooperation, trained Iraqi forces, and a reconstruction plan.
President Bush pledges a new approach to world dangers after the September 11 attacks. He emphasizes resolve, unity, and strength in shaping America’s rise from the World Trade Center dust and guiding a broader battle against terrorism. His peace strategy centers on challenging threats with decisive action.
The Butler County GOP and Democratic parties publish a weekly series on the presidential race, starting with a War on Terrorism and Iraq column. It defends Bush on Iraq while attacking Kerry, arguing for leadership, a long war on terror, and bipartisan steps to secure elections and homeland security. Joe Statzer and Daniel J. Gattermeyer are quoted as party figures.
In a letter to the editor the West Elkton mayor disputes reports that the state auditor declared a fiscal emergency. He says the move was not requested by the mayor and cites the 2003 figures and legal conditions, noting funds shifts left the general and police funds with negative balances while the street fund held surplus, risking bankruptcy and essential services.
Readers criticize Edgewood school busing and question the role of local companies like Skyline and Kroger in transportation. The letter writer trades sarcasm about politicians and urges voting for a candidate who focuses on actions for voters, not on smears.
Jane Carroll from Springboro argues that Bush’s 2000 promise of renewal and civility contrasts with four years of division, war, and partisan rhetoric. She laments a culture of fear and invective, urges open dialogue, and calls for a new direction and accountable leadership ahead of the 2004 convention.
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